Register: SRPD Citizen’s Police Academy
Feb 2, 2026 – Apr 1, 2026
Community ▶
Date Range: February 2, 2026 to April 1, 2026
Contact Name: Erica L Jakupi
Contact Email: erica.jakupi@srpmic-nsn.gov
Contact Phone: 4809551902
Details:
Register: SRPD Citizen’s Police Academy
Curious about what really goes on behind the badge?
The SRPD Citizens Police Academy is a hands-on, weekend-long experience that pulls back the curtain on modern policing and the vital role officers play in our community.
Participants dive into interactive sessions led by SRPD officers, exploring everything from patrol procedures, traffic stops, use-of-force decision-making and K9 demonstrations.
You’ll see real-world scenarios, ask questions, and gain a deeper understanding of the challenges and responsibilities of policing today.
Whether you’re community-minded, curious, or just want a behind the scenes look, this is a unique opportunity to learn, engage, and connect.
Spots are limited… register now and experience policing from a whole new perspective!
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Special Needs Resources Program February 2026 Calendar
Jan 31, 2026 – Mar 1, 2026
Community ▶
Date Range: January 31, 2026 to March 1, 2026
Contact Name: Zandria Ransom
Contact Email: zandria.ransom@srpmic-nsn.gov
Contact Phone: 480-362-6980
Details:
SNRP invites you to share resources and participate in classes, conferences, trainings, and workshop!
NAMI Resource Center
This new NAMI Resource Center is an easier way to find trusted mental health information in one place. Explore content by mental health conditions and life experience.
Resource Center
Online
On going
Salt River Vocational Rehabilitation
Walk-in Orientation
Supports consumers with seeking, securing, retaining, or regaining employment. Call SRVR to learn more at the next upcoming orientation.
480-362-2650
Feb
Bi-weekly
10:30 am – 11:30
Arthritis Foundation
For awareness and support for health and wellness, review the webinars to learn how to take control of your arthritis with expert-led events.
https://www.arthritis.org/events/webinars
On going
Child Crisis Arizona
Home Safety Workshop
An online training with interactive activities that covers information and safety tips for a safer home.
A passing score is necessary to receive a
Certificate of Completion
https://share.articulate.com/homesafety
On going
Educational Supports
setting the foundation for support and services
Parents/Caregivers are invited to join ECEC and Encircle Families for a conversation that explores supports for children from birth through kindergarten and up to 8th grade. Contact the SNRP to register by Feb 18th.
Feb 23
Ske:g Himdag Ki
5:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Azure Family Concerts
Free, fun, and engaging performances where families can enjoy live concerts together. All behaviors welcomed!
Tempe History Museum
809 E Southern Ave, Tempe 85282
Featuring Stephanie Crawford, Pianist/Keyboardist
https://www.tetraquartet.org/events
Feb 28
3 pm – 4 pm
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April 2026 Per Capita Distribution
Jan 30, 2026 – Apr 30, 2026
Community ▶
Date Range: January 30, 2026 to April 30, 2026
Contact Name: Finance – Per Capita
Contact Email: finpercap1@srpmic-nsn.gov
Contact Phone: 480-362-7710
Details:
April 2026 Per Capita Distribution
1st Quarter 2026 ELIGIBILITY DEADLINE March 31, 2026
Must be eighteen (18) years old, enrolled, and living to be eligible for the April 2026 Per Capita Payment.
Deadlines for CHANGES
Direct Deposit Start-Ups and Changes: Friday, March 30th at 5:00 PM.
This deadline is for new start-ups for direct deposit or changes to existing information. All forms MUST be submitted with a “VOIDED” check or statement from the bank with the Routing and Account Numbers. Forms received by this date will be effective for the April 2026 payout. Forms received after this date will not be effective until the July 2026 payout.
Discontinue Direct Deposits: Friday, March 30th at 5:00 PM. This deadline is to discontinue an existing direct deposit.
***Failure to notify the Per Capita department when an account is closed may delay your Per Capita payment.
Per Capita Eligibility: Tuesday, April 21st at 5:00PM. This deadline is for submitting the Adult SRP-MIC Member’s Per Capita Information Certificate. Forms received by this date will be effective for the April 2026 payout. Forms received after this date will not be processed until the first week of May 2026.
Tax Withholding Changes: Tuesday, April 21st at 5:00 PM. This deadline is for making changes to “Additional” tax withholding percentage or amount.
Tax forms are available on the Finance Per Capita Intranet Site and can also be requested by e-mailing finpercap1@srpmic-nsn.gov .
If you have any questions regarding:
Tribal ID, Per Capita Eligibility & Change Forms call Membership Services: 480-362-7600
Tax Withholding & Direct Deposits call Finance-Per Capita: 480-362-7710
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Tortilla Festival 2026
Jan 28, 2026 – Mar 21, 2026
Community ▶
Date Range: January 28, 2026 to March 21, 2026
Contact Name: Huhugam Ki: Museum
Contact Email: huhugamkimuseum@srpmic-nsn.gov
Contact Phone: 480.362.6320
Details:
Save the Date: March 21st, 8am-2pm at the Huhugam Ki: Museum
Demos, classes, booths & lots of fun!
More info to come…
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Measles Exposure Alert – Maricopa County
Jan 27, 2026 – Mar 27, 2026
Community ▶
Date Range: January 27, 2026 to March 27, 2026
Contact Name: Public Health Services
Contact Email: HHSPublicHealth@srpmic-nsn.gov
Contact Phone: 480-362-2603
Details:
Measles Exposure Alert – Maricopa County
The Maricopa County Department of Public Health (MCDPH) has confirmed measles exposure at multiple public locations in Gilbert, Arizona during early January. Individuals who visited the locations listed below during the specified dates and times may have been exposed and should monitor for symptoms for 21 days following exposure.
Salt River Public Health recommends infants aged 6-11 months to get early MMR vaccination.
Identified Exposure Locations:
Hale Theatre Arizona – Gilbert
• Exposure occurred on select dates in early January
• Monitor for symptoms through January 30, 2026
EOS Fitness, 3025 S. Val Vista Dr., Gilbert, AZ 85295
• January 13 & 15 | 4:45 a.m. – 7:45 a.m.
• Monitor for symptoms through February 5, 2026
Target, 1515 E. Warner Rd., Gilbert, AZ 85296
• January 13 | 3:30 p.m. – 5:45 p.m.
• Monitor for symptoms through February 3, 2026
Sam’s Club, 1225 N. Gilbert Rd., Gilbert, AZ 85234
• January 15 | 9:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
• Monitor for symptoms through February 5, 2026
Symptoms to Watch For:
• Fever
• Cough
• Runny nose
• Red or watery eyes
• Rash that usually starts on the face
If You Develop Symptoms:
• Stay home and avoid contact with others
• Call ahead before visiting a medical provider
For questions or guidance, contact SRPMIC Public Health Services at 480-362-2603.
Staying informed helps protect our community.
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Helping Hands Frequent Shoppers Card
Jan 23, 2026 – Mar 31, 2026
Community ▶
Date Range: January 23, 2026 to March 31, 2026
Contact Name: Francies Edwards
Contact Email: francies.edwards@srpmic-nsn.gov
Contact Phone: 989-332-3522
Details:
What to know:
Helping Hands will be honoring Frequent Shoppers by offering a discount of $10 OFF when you spend a total of $50. When visiting Helping Hands, every purchase will count toward the goal of $50. Once you’ve reached $50, you may redeem your $10 off on your next purchase.
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Senior Services Offers Home Care Assistance to Qualified Seniors and Adults with Adaptive Needs
Jan 14, 2026 – Feb 28, 2026
Seniors ▶
Date Range: January 14, 2026 to February 28, 2026
Contact Name: Senior Services Front Desk
Contact Email: seniorservicesinfo@srpmic-nsn.gov
Contact Phone: 4803626350
Details:
Senior Services Offers Home Care Assistance to Qualified Seniors and Adults with Adaptive Needs
Senior Services has a caring team of professionals who provide three levels of in-home care to homebound community seniors and adults with adaptive needs. The goal is to allow clients to safely remain in their homes.
After an assessment, Senior Services home care assistants create a personalized service plan based on the unique needs of each client.
“At the heart of what we do is truly understanding each person’s unique needs,” says Senior Services Home Care Manager Felicia Thomas. “We create a personalized care plan that supports not just their physical health, but also their emotional and social well-being. We help our clients stay as independent as possible—it boosts their confidence and preserves their dignity. And often, with a little gentle support, they discover they’re capable of more than they thought. That sense of self-worth really shines through.”
Home Care provides three levels of assistance:
Level I – Basic housekeeping, mopping, sweeping, laundry, companionship and nutrition
Level II – Level I and personal care assistance with bathing, dressing and walking
Level III – Light housekeeping and more extensive personal care assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, transferring and toileting
“We want family members to know that housekeeping focuses on keeping our clients safe and comfortable, usually in the areas where they spend most of their time—like their own room if they live with family,” Thomas explains. “This approach helps empower families to take an active role in their loved one’s care. Our goal is to create a safe, healthy, and happy environment, and we’ve seen how this can really bring families closer together.”
In addition to care in the home, the team provides fun and engaging social opportunities.
“As I mentioned, we prioritize the emotional and social well-being of our seniors. That’s why we organize a variety of monthly activities, both on and off-site. From game days to cultural outings like visits to museums, the zoo, and craft sessions, these events provide wonderful opportunities for residents to socialize, enjoy new experiences, and get out of the house,” Thomas explains. “It’s a great way for them to connect with their peers and stay engaged.”
If you are someone you know may need Home Care Assistance, call Senior Services at 480.362.6350 and ask for their intake assessment coordinator.
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PW Notice: STREET MAINTENANCE Phase 1 – Crack Seal (Jan. 12 to Mar. 06, 2026)
Jan 7, 2026 – Mar 7, 2026
Construction and Road Closures ▶
Date Range: January 7, 2026 to March 7, 2026
Contact Name: Gregg Bacome
Contact Email: gregg.bacome@srpmic-nsn.gov
Contact Phone: 480-577-5809
Details:
🚧STREET MAINTENANCE PHASE 1: CRACK SEAL 🛣️
MONDAY, JANUARY 12 TO FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 2026
A crack seal project is scheduled to begin on Monday, January 12, 2026, throughout the Community. Crack sealing applies hot asphalt sealant to pavement cracks, preventing moisture damage and extending pavement life by 2–4 years; sealants typically last 5–7 years.
The project will cover approximately sixteen miles of roadway. Access will be maintained with minor restrictions.
Updated maps and information will be provided as each phase progresses.
CONTRACTOR: Cactus Asphalt
Any questions, contact Gregg Bacome, Public Works Roads Section Supervisor at (480) 577-5809 or email gregg.bacome@srpmic-nsn.gov
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Flu Season is Here — Protect Yourself Today
Jan 1, 2026 – Mar 31, 2026
Public ▶
Date Range: January 1, 2026 to March 31, 2026
Contact Name: Public Health
Contact Email: HHSPublicHealth@srpmic-nsn.gov
Contact Phone: 480-362-2603
Details:
Flu season is in full swing — and cases are climbing fast!
We’re right in the peak months of flu and COVID — don’t wait until you’re sick to act.
Protect yourself and your loved ones now:
Wellness Center Appointments: Monday–Thursday
Walk-ins: Thursday & Friday
Stay healthy. Stay ready.
Come see us before the bug sees you.
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Norovirus Prevention
Dec 22, 2025 – Jul 10, 2026
Community ▶
Date Range: December 22, 2025 to July 10, 2026
Contact Name: Haley Bodmer
Contact Email: Haley.Bodmer2@srpmic-nsn.gov
Contact Phone: 480-362-2603
Details:
Wash Your Hands Well to Prevent Norovirus 🦠
Norovirus is a highly contagious stomach virus that spreads easily and causes vomiting, diarrhea, stomach cramps, and nausea.
Wash hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds:
• Before eating, preparing, or handling food
• After using the toilet or changing diapers
• Before giving yourself or someone else medication
Good handwashing helps protect you, your family, and our community.
📞Questions? Call SRPMIC Public Health: 480-362-2603
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